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Insurance Database

The document describes creating an INSURANCE database with 5 tables: PERSON, CAR, ACCIDENT, OWNS, and PARTICIPATED. It inserts sample data into each table and demonstrates updating a damage amount, adding a new accident, finding the number of people who owned cars involved in 2002 accidents, and finding the number of accidents for a specific car model.

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Insurance Database

The document describes creating an INSURANCE database with 5 tables: PERSON, CAR, ACCIDENT, OWNS, and PARTICIPATED. It inserts sample data into each table and demonstrates updating a damage amount, adding a new accident, finding the number of people who owned cars involved in 2002 accidents, and finding the number of accidents for a specific car model.

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INSURANCE DATABASE

Q13. I) Based on the above observations, create a database named


INSURANCE with the following relations/tables:
create database insurance;
use insurance;
a.) create table person(driver_id varchar(6) primary key, dname varchar(20), address varchar(15));

NAME: AMIT GUPTA ENROLLMENT NO: 02817702021


b.) create table car(regno varchar(6) primary key, model varchar(15), yeear int);

c.) create table accident(report_no int primary key, acc_date date, location varchar(20));

NAME: AMIT GUPTA ENROLLMENT NO: 02817702021


d.) create table owns(driver_id varchar(6), regno varchar(6),primary key(driver_id,regno),
foreign key (driver_id) references person(driver_id),foreign key (regno) references car(regno));

e.) create table participated(driver_id varchar(6), regno varchar(6), report_no int, damage_amount
numeric(10,2),primary key(driver_id,regno,report_no),foreign key (driver_id) references
person(driver_id),foreign key (regno) references car(regno),foreign key (report_no) references
accident(report_no));

NAME: AMIT GUPTA ENROLLMENT NO: 02817702021


ii) Enter at least 5 tuples/records for each table/relation.
a.) insert into person values('A55','Nelson','Dharwad');
select *from person;

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b.) insert into car values('Ka1235','Wagonar R',2002);
select *from car;

NAME: AMIT GUPTA ENROLLMENT NO: 02817702021


c.) insert into accident values(15,'2001-09-22','Banglore');
select *from accident;

NAME: AMIT GUPTA ENROLLMENT NO: 02817702021


d.) insert into owns values('A55','Ka1233');
select *from owns;

NAME: AMIT GUPTA ENROLLMENT NO: 02817702021


e.)insert into participated values('A44','ka1233',15,5000.00);
select *from participated;

NAME: AMIT GUPTA ENROLLMENT NO: 02817702021


(iii) Demonstrate how you can
a.) Update the damage amount for the car with specific regno, the accident with report number
12 to 25000.

NAME: AMIT GUPTA ENROLLMENT NO: 02817702021


b. Add a new accident to the database.

NAME: AMIT GUPTA ENROLLMENT NO: 02817702021


(iv) Find the total number of people who owned cars that
were involved in accident in2002.

NAME: AMIT GUPTA ENROLLMENT NO: 02817702021


(v)Find the number of accidents in which cars belonging to a
specific model were involved.

NAME: AMIT GUPTA ENROLLMENT NO: 02817702021

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